I'm really worried about my friend. He rides a buttboard and I can't help him out because I'm a strictly stand-up guy. When he is making corners and enters a little to fast, he reaches a point where he can't turn the board enough. When he is on a right hander it gets real sketchy because he goes into oncoming traffic. Yesterday he came a foot or two from cars twice. I was expecting the rear to slide out or something, but the board just sticks. It's got Pink Seven'Os, so they are really grippy. Do you guys have any tips on cornering? Does he need to loosen the trucks or something? One of the corners I was right beside and behind him and my board didn't slide at all. I don't know what is going wrong.
If he slides his feet itl slow him a bit. also if he sits up and leans into the corner.
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Originally Posted by nevadarasta18
Since the new evo has the green graphic, does that mean the board will go faster? I heard they used a lighter paint, which makes the board lighter and faster?:-k
It's hard to tell really since the vid is a bit blurry but the front end looks to be pushing a lot (and that's what your description sounds like)... so either loosen up the front truck or tighten the rear (or both).
He needs to try and keep his feet together more first off. Also when he corners at speed, he needs to bring his back and head up so it's about a 45* angle to the board and lean hard.